what is the connection between the fakir and the power of levitation in the Macavity poem?
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This question talks about the character named "Macavity" who could fly away with extra ordinary powers from the place of crime to somewhere where he could not be caught, and the name of the poem is "Macavity- the mystery cat" by T.S. Eliot.
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Here a beautiful correlation has been drawn. The fakirs are persons who do not have money and hence live by the grants or alms that they get from others. They are "ascetic" but they have extra ordinary powers or to say "supernatural powers" using which they can do any good or bad, or miracles even. In the similar way, Macavity who was a criminal could as if do any miracle to escape others from being caught and would fly away and start to plan about something else somewhere. It was quite impossible to catch him. it is in this range of power that he can surpass a fakir in terms of levitation.
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